DEVELOPER PREVIEW
Future-Proof Your FHIR® Integrations
THE REDOX FHIR® API
We’ve been working on a FHIR®-conformant API designed to allow us to support 100% of our customer’s integration needs with a modern development experience, even if the systems on the other end aren’t so modern.
FHIR® INTEGRATIONS, TODAY
Redox is bringing FHIR® to healthcare developers in 2021. You will be able to use FHIR®, regardless of what is in use on the other side (today or in the future).
The Redox FHIR® API provides:
- Simplified, strictly defined FHIR R4 API
- Standardization of HL7v2, CDA documents, custom EHR APIs, and EHR FHIR profiles with one API
- Adherence to ONC requirements
- Sandbox environment with clinical and operational test data
THE FHIR STANDARD
With the release of the final rule for the Cures Act, the healthcare industry is looking forward to FHIR® as the future of integration.
However, the deadline for EHRs to make FHIR® APIs available isn’t until December 2022. While some vendors are ahead of the curve, we’re at the very beginning of a long transition process.
THE PATH TO FHIR
WHAT TO EXPECT
For the next several years, most providers are going to be stuck in a complex world of support for different standards without a clear incentive to move from legacy standards to FHIR®.
Healthcare developers should expect:
- Variances in implemented FHIR® versions
- Incomplete support of full integration workflows
- Limited support for FHIR®-based event notifications
- Minimal support for write-back via FHIR®
THE GRAY PERIOD OF TRANSITION
Across the more than the 1000 integrations Redox supports, only 8% would be able to power their integration using only the mandated APIs. An additional 58% of our integrations would be partially supported.
FHIR® is a registered trademark of Health Level Seven International (HL7) and are used with the permission of HL7. Use of this trademark does not constitute an endorsement of products/services by HL7®.
